Sentence examples for a rather protracted process from inspiring English sources

"We think this is going to be a rather protracted process over the next several years," he said.

But, then, as with the Yes Scotland launch, this was merely the preamble to a rather protracted campaign.

In septic patients, the most recent in-depth analysis demonstrated that MODS is often a key contributor to mortality but not through a rapid and overt failure but rather through a protracted process of the gradual decline in the organ function [5].

It is argued that in a presidential system a protracted process is required.

There is Alan Rickman, who always manages to sound like a python halfway through a protracted process of digestion.

Theranos can appeal any penalties, and a grand jury investigation could be a protracted process.

It's a long, protracted process.

"We know it's going to be a long, protracted process," she added.

Contacting Web site administrators or Internet service providers can be a daunting, protracted process.

"It's difficult to attract funding from traditional financial institutions, and it can be a long, protracted process," he said.

"It's a long, protracted process of fits and starts.